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| walterhemming |
| Posted: Nov 15 2010, 05:19 PM |
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I'd love to see 48-bit support in Virtual Dub.
I work with 16-bit (per channel) image sequences that I'd like to process trough VirtualDub deflickering filter, before working with them in After Effects. The limitation of 8-bits per channel pretty much makes it impossible for anyone from film industry to work in VirtualDub.
There was an request for this dated back to 2002, but I thought it would be time to lift the issue back to the table. |
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| MaxS |
| Posted: Nov 19 2010, 07:05 PM |
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Plus, as long as we are talking image sequences, alpha channel wouldn't hurt. |
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| Loadus |
| Posted: Dec 6 2010, 12:42 PM |
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I'm pretty sure this is in the TODO list, so it might be available someday. You can do 16-bit/32-float processing using the GPU shader but the input and output will be 8-bit/ch - but very high quality. : )
I once requested OpenEXR I/O, and with the plugin system it's quite doable. I'd code it myself, if I could code anything at all. Heh.
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